Does it remove DRIED in red wine stains from beige carpet?
35123
It removed red wine from my beige wool blazer and some of it had dried............so it's certainly worth a try. You really have to soak the dried area though. Good luck!
35124
It's always better to get to the stain while damp, but keep at it an additional time or two and it should hopefully work - i too have beige carpeting. I also find that it works miracles with animal mishaps on carpeting ... wonderful product!
422299
Yes, it does. I had to apply twice on a fabric chair cushion but it worked. I don't know if it will work on a stain that has been there for a while, but I would spray the stain real good, saturate it and let it sit awhile. Hope that helps.
702994
Yes, it does detect some unknowen stains which are not removed when treated with the enzyme solution. I am curious to see if they will remain after the carpet is cleaned.
2005504
I love this product. I have used it on clothes, upholstery, kitchen surfaces and carpet to remove stubborn stains.
382487
I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607 (Evergreen Labs in Walla Walla, Washington). The other option would be to buy a bottle and test it in an inconspicuous area. I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607... » Read More I can't answer definitively, only from experience. In my case, I have a 100% silk Chinese rug (Code S (i.e., organic based fiber) according to the Internet) and it worked very well (I took the rug to a professional afterwards and they got the remaining 10% of the red wine stain out). Supposedly, Code S is to be cleaned with only solvent based cleaners, not water based. Wine Away is "made from fruit and vegetable extracts" so I don't have a clue if that is considered solvent based. Although I think you would be safe using it, I would call Wine Away manufacturer at 509-527-0607 (Evergreen Labs in Walla Walla, Washington). The other option would be to buy a bottle and test it in an inconspicuous area. « Show Less
468913
No, probably not. I wouldn't try. It could make the spot worse. I used to own a carpet cleaning company. It depends on what the spot is. Sometimes you can use 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water and blot it our with a rag. Sometimes Oxi-Clean works well with a wet n' Dry vac to suck out the spot. You can also rent a machine from your hardware store or call a professional.
1278251
No it is not effective on older, set-in stains. I have a chihuahua and small yellow stains on my carpet and it did not get them out. It is also more time consuming than I thought.
1779505
Used it to remove odor from dried pet urine stain. Did not discolor carpet.
768022
I haven't used it as a stain remover for existing stains. Sorry I can't help on that one.
680037
Wine Away is a water-based stain remover. So, it will most likely remove the stain, but some woolen carpets will get a water-ring when you use a water-based cleaner. So I would spot-check before you use it. Even if there is a water ring, you can steam out the ring at a later time.
1872798
I had a carpet stain that I pretreated and then used The Monster. I don't think it would have cleaned the stain had I not pretreated but it did lift the nap of the fabric back to it's original state. I don't think it's great as a carpet cleaner.
1636277
It did not dry clean my carpet. I finally resorted after using it to no avail to carry the carpet to the driveway, hose it down and put bricks underneath it and turn on three fans low to the ground to dry it over two days. My carpet was a large area rug made of a grass like stuff. Since I soaked the whole thing I saw no sign of a water mark and the stains were much better as I scrubbed them with a broom while it was soaked! Good Luck!
1779923
I have gotten old stains out of my carpet. I did use a small brush and the spray 'n wash then used the spotlifter to finish the job.
52277
We had great luck with this. Follow the directions and yes it will remove the stains.
526745
Absolutely! My waxy mess was bright red on offwhite carpet and you couldn't tell after using the product.
1656134
Hi there....I use my steam cleaner on beige full pile carpet because I have a little dog. What I do is a combination. I have an environment cloth from Norwegian on hand & dry....I plug in the cleaner put the steam to the carpet...let it get really steamy & wipe up excess water (dog stains)....takes only a short time to dry....stain & smell gone....
343790
This product did clean up other stains I had issues with. I do not know about red wine. It is a good product.